Editorial on Thurgood Marshall Senate delays and delays
The piece contrasts Marshall's protracted path to the Second Circuit with Byron White’s swift confirmation. It notes Eastland Johnston hearings, Senate delays, and potential salary loss for Marshall if not confirmed before adjournment. It highlights political tension among Southern Democrats and other senators over Marshall’s nomination.
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Congress
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White
Colorado
Natonal Volunteers
Judiciary Committee
Philip A. Hart
Michigan
John A. Carroll
Kenneth B. Keating
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Carroll
Try and Stop Me by Bennett Cerf
Bennett Cerf presents a collection of humorous anecdotes and wry observations from a seasoned editor and publisher. The volume offers witty lines, social jests, and playful banter reflecting mid century publishing culture.
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Bennett Cerf
Ground Memo on Masthead Changes and City Pay Vote
A columnist recalls being bumped down the masthead at The Sun after a promotion to executive editor and later hearing about the VP and general manager shift. The piece also notes desk rearrangement, administrative changes, and reader questions about why the city council raised pay for all city employees and police.
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Federal budget lessons from Kennedy era and Baytown pay raise
Early in Kennedy's term the HEW head urged frugality, causing a surplus that led Congress to approve $182 million more for health services. In Baytown a police pay raise sparked a 1 percent hike for other city workers and a five percent raise for professional staff, totaling about $9,000. Voters next April will elect the mayor and council members, highlighting debate over the council's mandate.
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Congress
Civil Service
Baytown
Quick Quiz: Historic Figures and Trivia Grains
A mixed quiz snippet asks about West Washington TV, a widow's status, Lafayette age when made major general, Captain Kidd's treasure island, and emu habitat. It promises a social year with good fortune and a forecast of improved speaking abilities for a child.
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Who in she
Fragmentary item seems to piece together a gossip style page with names like NAM JONES and references to actors Peter Lawford and others, plus scattered phrases about World War I and London bombing anniversaries. The readable bits mention a Hollywood birth, film debut after Army service, and roles in All the King's Men Scandal Sheet The Outcast, with hints of a actress Brown and a Zing Girl title but missing clear context.
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Soviet Cuba policy aims and U S containment shift
Washington officials assess Soviet help to Castro with missiles and potential containment reversals. Moscow may showcase Cuba to Latin America, bolster Castro, and trade Cuban bases for US withdrawals from Europe and Asia. Fidel Castro’s regime faces mixed support as Latin American attention shifts.
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Romans Verse Quote on Christ Dying for the Ungodly
A Bible verse from Romans reminds believers that when we were powerless in sin Christ died for the ungodly, illustrating divine grace and redemption at due time.
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Police Issue 612 Parking Tickets in August
Police records show 612 parking tickets issued in August with 96 traffic tickets pending. Of 803 cases disposed, 661 were paid, 21 dismissed by the judge, 76 due to unable to locate violators, and 45 dismissed by the patrolman. Revenue from traffic tickets was 736 dollars, total police revenue for August 4582 dollars including convictions and bonds.
Space Medicine Expert To Visit in Moscow
New York AP reports Dr. Bernard M. Wagner of New York Medical College will depart for Moscow in a month to become the first American physician to visit the Soviet Union for the exchange of space medicine.
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New York Medical College
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Know Your Bridge By B. JAY
South must choose among four bids based on hand patterns and partner signals. Doubling two clubs aims for profit versus uncertain game. two hearts risks mis-coordination. three no trump implies game readiness and slam potential. three clubs suggests strong emphasis on clubs and possible slam depending on partner’s rebid.
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